Buying Scheme Properties For Sale in Honicombe, Gunnislake, Cornwall
Guide price for a Home for Life Lifetime Lease for OVER 60s tailored to your personal circumstances and requirements. Your price may vary. OVER 60S could benefit from SAVINGS of up to 59% from the market value with a one-off payment for a Lifetime Lease on this property. £17...
Guide price for a Home for Life Lifetime Lease for OVER 60s tailored to your personal circumstances and requirements. Your price may vary. OVER 60S could benefit from SAVINGS of up to 59% from the market value with a one-off payment for a Lifetime Lease on this property. £90...
The property comprises approximately 1.55 hectares (3.85 acres) of land with a southerly aspect upon which planning permission has been granted for residential development. The development has commenced with 10 houses having been constructed and completed either in whole or partially. The development is accessed off two separate estate roads, one to the east (the higher road) and one to the west (the lower road), both of which have direct access from Church Lane which is an adopted highway. The estate roads are to be constructed to adoptable standard but are not intended to be adopted. None of the affordable housing has been constructed or commenced. 10 of the 23 proposed open market houses have been constructed (8 to virtual completion) and are vacant although final finishings and snagging including the installation of some white goods, floor finishes and coverings etc. are still required in many instances. The extent of finishing works required including the extent of fixtures and decorations vary between individual properties, but it is anticipated that these works will be of a relatively minor nature. The built units comprise plots 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 which are accessed from "the lower road" and plots 31,32 & 33 which are accessed by "the higher road" . An eleventh unit, Plot 21 has been constructed but not secured or completed internally. This property has experienced deterioration internally and will either require substantially more work than the other 10...